Kim Howitt Hired For Cartoon Network

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"Cartoon Network has hired Kim Howitt to oversee creative development of its third-party animation, co-pros and live action for the pre-kindergarten, kids and family demos.

Kim will also be working closely with the development teams at Cartoon Network Studios and Warner Bros. animation studios, as well as with WarnerMedia Kids and Family VP of content acquisitions and co-productions Adina Pitt .

At the same time, Adina is taking on an expanded role leading kids and family acquisitions, co-pros and content partnerships across linear and streaming in the US. She will also be handling those areas of business for linear in LatAm.

Before joining Cartoon Network, Kim was head of development for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Productions for nearly six years. She has also worked as a consultant for NBCUniversal’s Sprout and FremantleMedia, and she spent 11 years at Nickelodeon as a senior development executive.

These latest personnel announcements come on the heels of Cartoon Network hiring Amy Friedman as head of kids and family programming for Cartoon Network and Boomerang in November. And last week, Tom Ascheim announced the kidcaster’s plans to more directly target girls with its content and create preschool and family blocks on Cartoon Network."

 

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"Cartoon Network has hired Kim Howitt to oversee creative development of its third-party animation, co-pros and live action for the pre-kindergarten, kids and family demos.

Kim will also be working closely with the development teams at Cartoon Network Studios and Warner Bros. animation studios, as well as with WarnerMedia Kids and Family VP of content acquisitions and co-productions Adina Pitt .

At the same time, Adina is taking on an expanded role leading kids and family acquisitions, co-pros and content partnerships across linear and streaming in the US. She will also be handling those areas of business for linear in LatAm.

Before joining Cartoon Network, Kim was head of development for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Productions for nearly six years. She has also worked as a consultant for NBCUniversal’s Sprout and FremantleMedia, and she spent 11 years at Nickelodeon as a senior development executive.

These latest personnel announcements come on the heels of Cartoon Network hiring Amy Friedman as head of kids and family programming for Cartoon Network and Boomerang in November. And last week, Tom Ascheim announced the kidcaster’s plans to more directly target girls with its content and create preschool and family blocks on Cartoon Network."


So this news basically means she is going to handle all of the co-pros and third party show acquisitions?


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I hope we get more third party shows. The only ones airing at this moment are Ninjago (the oldest show still on the air for CN) and Bakugan. But knowing CN they’re going to waste them and give them death slots
 

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